Open in pdf Introduction: Sense(s) / 1 PART I: SENSE-MAKING Oscar Man, “The Sense(s) of Law: Sensationality and Sense-making of Legal Trials” / … More
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Introduction: Sense(s)
Open in pdf In March 20, 2023, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change delivered its “final warning” that governments must … More
The Sense(s) of Law: Sensationality and Sense-making of Legal Trials
by Oscar Man Open article in pdf The fainting of De-Nur, a Holocaust survivor who testified at the Eichmann trial, … More
The Sensory for Sale: A Sense of Pseudocosmopolitanism and Hyperreality in Dubai Global Village
by Adrian Krieger Open article in pdf The sale of sensory commodities, or commodities that gain their desirability through their … More
On Making Sense of Tradition: The Preservation of the Kakunodate Samurai District and the Portrayal of Traditional Japan
by Martijn Rem Photo: Travel to Tohoku, “Kakunodate Bukeyashiki” Open article in pdf Heritage wasn’t only about the past—though it … More
Escaping the Eyes of Empire: Diverting and Embracing Disease Photography
By Emma Cardol Photo: WHO / Penny Hubley and John Hubley Open article in pdf Depicting Africa as a continent … More
Trivial or Valid? On Class Conflict and Envy in Prime Video’s Cochina Envidia
by Verónica Copello-Duque Photo: Prime Video Open review in pdf The Colombian mini-series Cochina Envidia was released in late 2022 … More
How Siona Verbal Aspect Structures Stories: Narratological Experience and a Sense of Suspense
by Jelle Christiaans Open article in pdf Humans not only experience the world through their senses but also have a … More
The (Un)Reality of Abuse in Carmen Maria Machado’s In the Dream House (2019)
by Athena Stefanakou Open article in pdf Carmen Maria Machado’s 2019 memoir In the Dream House recounts a story of same-sex psychological … More
Interview with Piet Devos: “We Are All Multisensory Beings”
by Paulina Bastián Alvarado and Mahtab Fazlali Open interview in pdf To the writer, literary scholar, and lecturer Dr. Piet … More
Defying the Binaries of Passing in Brit Bennett’s The Vanishing Half
By Maaike Siemes Open article in pdf Brit Bennett’s 2020 novel, The Vanishing Half explores the effects of passing on African American … More
“Of Course I Have a Self Here”: Migration, In-Betweenness, and Sense of Self in the Narrative Art of Lucia Berlin*
by Paulina Bastián Alvarado Open article in pdf When people migrate and experience intercultural contact, they often find themselves performing … More
Collective Identity in a Microstate: The Sense of National Identity in San Marino
by Nicole Molinari Open article in pdf In this article, I use the case study of San Marino to argue … More
Making Sense of America’s Post-War Racial Landscape: the “Desire for Jewishness” in Philip Roth
by Nicolas Turner “It’s a hard thing to be a Jew . . . it’s a harder thing to stay … More
List of contributors
Open in pdf Oscar Man is a Research Master student in Arts, Literature and Media at Leiden University. He is interested … More
List of contents
(all items can be downloaded in PDF) Introduction: (Mis)Reading Nature / 1 Maria Romanova-Hynes, “On Photographing Nature: from Mimesis to … More
Introduction
(Mis)Reading Nature Editorial team Open in PDF There was once a town in the heart of America where all life … More
On Photographing Nature: from Mimesis to Play
by Maria Romanova-Hynes Open article in pdf A photograph acquires something of the dignity which it ordinarily lacks when it … More
Fitting Years´ Worth of Trash into a Jar: Saving the Planet through Curated Consumption
by Angel Perazzetta Open article in pdf “This is all of my trash for the past five years,” Lauren Singer … More
Tread Lightly
by Joris van den Einden Open in PDF Tread Lightly is a photographic artistic research project by Joris van den … More